Married in Webster county by Elder M B L Binton
The notice reports the marriage of John H. Jamas of Montgomery Alabama to Victoria A. Daniel of Webster county at the residence of Wm C Daniel. The event took place on the 8th at 11 o'clock A M. The couple will reside nearby per the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. L. Binton
Wm. C. Daniel
Webster County
John H. Jamas
Montgomery
Als
Victoria A. Daniel
Fibert Blackshear
Tom Jackson
Webster
The Best Salve for Skin Ailments by Dr. Eldridge
An 19th century advertisement declares a salve cures cuts bruises sores ulcers and rashes with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by Dr. E. J. Eldridge for 25 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Eldridge
Love and elopement in Marion County match
Robert Horn, a sturdy Marion County youth not yet 21, wed Miss Sarah Ann Elizabeth McNeil after a two month courtship. Parents opposed the match. the couple fled, were pursued, and married by Justice Newell Tullis at the widow Norman's, despite threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Horn
Marion County
Sarah Ann Elizabeth McNeil
Robert
MacNeil
Newell Tullis
Norman
Preston grows as A P and L R R nears
In Webster county a visit to Preston reveals a budding boom with new hotel additions, a planned warehouse and store, and better roads and depots. Prominent locals R B Bell George Thornton Judge Harrell J B Hudson and others receive visitors. The article highlights improved farming and commerce as the A P and L R R progresses. A weary ex Confederate soldier seeks aid for his family after a severe injury and years of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fort
Webster County
Superior Court
Prince Bro
Preston
Allen Chappell
J. R. Stapleton
Messrs
R. 8. Bell
Geo. Thornton
Judge Harrell
J. B. Hudson
W. P. Jowers
W. LI. Mercer
Bell
Americus
Lumpkin
Weston
Harrell
Bill” Mercer
Georgia
A. C. Bell
Friendship Road
Webster
Macon
Thomasville
Wedding of Col. McKay and Miss Felder in Americus
A grand ceremony at the Methodist church unites Col. Phil McKay of Eufaula and Miss Leila Felder of Americus. The event drew elite society, with a long bridal party, ornate costumes, and a lavish reception at Captain Felder’s residence. Gifts included numerous silver and jeweled items, clocks, vases, and regalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Col
Phil, McKay
Leila Felder
Col. McKay
Capt. Felder
Americas
Miss Felder
Capt
C. W. Felder
Georgia
Wesleyan College
Alabama
F. B. Stapleton
D. F. Davenport
C. R. Ross
J. W. Braw
May Speer
H. N. Parker
Charleston
D. C
Monroe Shaw
Cuthbert
H. A. Young
Cora Prince
T. J. Burney
Macon
Alice Tramwell
Dalton
Harmon Lampley
Marie Belle Kendall
Lucien Walker
Washing- On
Stella Harris
Fort Valley
H. D. Clayton
Emma Frazier
Union Springs
Ala
Albert Young
Hattie Brinson
Tommie Felder
Americus
Ruby Ray
Newnan
Annie May Bell
Inez Felder
Pmt McKay
Lita Fears
T. M. Lowery
Leila
Oora Prince
Neil Rosen
Alice Trammell
Japt
Felder
J. M. Kendall
Farquhr McKay
L. Ray
W. K. Thornton
Reduced stock of Improved Cotton Seed at Harrold Johnson Co
W P Jowers has only fifty bushels of Improved Cotton Seed remaining and they are available at Harrold Johnson Co. Prospective buyers should call early to secure seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Jowers
Harrold, Johnson & Co
Fire Department Chief backs street tax for firemen
The chief recommended firemen pay street tax into the city treasury and urged city funding to rise in proportion to current allocations. Steamers would rise to 400 dollars a year from 250, with the Hook and Ladder and engine companies similarly increased so they can equip themselves without extra city aid, offset by the added tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Grand Opening of Thornton Wheatley Store in Indies
Thornton Wheatley announces new downtown store now open with latest, choicest, and cheapest goods. Highlights include Hamburg Edgings from the government sale under valuation, plus fully stocked Clothing, Shoe, and Ladies departments in the corner store. Customer call requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Wheatley
Indies
Hamburg
Tuouwron Wheatley
Bridges Over Public Road Replace Railroad Bed In Lumpkin
Town council in Lumpkin considers options for the A P L railroad bed rising fifteen feet above the public road at the old Columbus road crossing. They decide not to close the road and present two choices to railroad authorities: build a bridge or raise the road to track level. The A P L engineer opts to construct the bridge. Also notes improvements in local stores and buildings with plaster repairs, latticework, and decorative verandas as painters work on the Presbyterian church interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Columbus
Scottsboro
New York Spore stock sale notice
On account of dull times and other reasons best known to us we have determined to reduce our stock and will sell from this date until further notice our entire stock of goods at reduced prices. Retailers and wholesalers urged to inspect immediately. Objects include seasonable wares and miscellaneous items.
AT COST Sale Offers Wide Discounts Across Counter Items
This week begins a clearance offering standard calico at five cents, white lawn at five cents, splendid gingham at per yard, good brogans at one dollar per two, carpet slippers, an unlaundered shirt for thirty seven cents, bleaches, checks, and various clothing items at customers’ chosen prices. Shoes, slippers, ladies and gents furnishing pieces are available at any price, with policy on charging before delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sellout Notice Proclaims New Goods At Your Price
A bold notice urges buyers that all goods offered are paid for and owned, not by anyone named Tom, Dick, or Harry. It promises fresh, new items not shop-worn and notes they cut no samples, asking customers to send payment and take goods on approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner’s Excelsior
Baltimore
Major T. M. Farlow
Major Furlow
State Agricultural Society
Tom
Harry
N. B
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J. M. Rodgers
Sumter City
Lawson Stapleton
Jas Alexander
Alexander
Bucklen
J. A
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Wil
John Coker
I. N. Hart
New York
J. Waxelbaum
Machulla
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